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IGNOU launches MSc in Physics and 3 other subjects - Vimarsana News

IGNOU launches MSc in Physics and 3 other subjects

The newly introduced courses are: MSc Physics (MSCPH), MSc Applied Statistics (MSCAST), MSc Geography (MSCGG) and MSc Geo-informatics (MSCGI).

IGNOU July Admission 2023: 4 New MSc Courses Launched in Physics and 3 Other Subjects - Vimarsana News

IGNOU July Admission 2023: 4 New MSc Courses Launched in Physics and 3 Other Subjects

IGNOU July Admission 2023 is currently going on. The Indira Gandhi National Open University, IGNOU has launched four new MSc programmes in physics and three other subjects via online degree learning mode. Dr. Subhas Sarkar, Hon'ble Minister of State for Education inagurated the program., Education News, Times Now

Educationist: Low birth rate affecting enrolments at varsities - Vimarsana News

Educationist: Low birth rate affecting enrolments at varsities

Thai universities are struggling due to lower enrolments linked to a sharp decline in the number of new births over the past several years, an education professional said.

Thailand's low birthrate is affecting enrolments at Thai universities: Educationist - Vimarsana News

Thailand's low birthrate is affecting enrolments at Thai universities: Educationist

Universities might struggle to survive in the next five years if they do not adapt. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Thailand's low birthrate is affecting enrolments at Thai universities - Vimarsana News

Thailand's low birthrate is affecting enrolments at Thai universities

BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): Thai universities are struggling due to lower enrolments because of the sharp decline in the number of new births over the past several years, an education professional said.